Browning Model 1886 Rifle in 45-70 not a carbine
$1,850.00
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Shipping Cost
$ 40
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Specifications
Condition
Used
Brand
Browning
Caliber
.45-70 Government
Weight
0 lbs
Browning has been a leading name in firearms innovation and excellence for over a century. Renowned for their commitment to quality, Browning offers a diverse range of firearms, including rifles, shotguns, and pistols, each designed with precision and reliability in mind. Their legacy is built on a foundation of groundbreaking designs and technological advancements that have set industry standards. Whether for hunting, sport shooting, or personal defense, Browning firearms are trusted by enthusiasts and professionals worldwide for their superior craftsmanship and performance.
Browning’s history is a story of innovation, craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Founded in 1878 by John Moses Browning, one of the most in…
Browning’s history is a story of innovation, craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Founded in 1878 by John Moses Browning, one of the most in…
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Seller Description
LNIB Model 1886 rifle. The rifles were produced only 1 year unlike the common carbines. These rifles do not have the tang safety the lawyers at Winchester put on the new guns they produce. This rifle has a 26 inch octagon barrel and is very uncommon in comparison to the 20 inch round barrel carbine. It has a metal forend tip and a cresent buttplate, the carbines have instead a barrel band and a rounded carbine buttplate making the rifles much more attractive. The Browning 1886's were made the way JM Browning designed them without a safety or the rebounding hammer. Modern Winchesters have both with the hammer causing ignition problems with some ammo. This rifle has been tested fired only with 20rds of Remington ammo. Seller will pay shipping/insurance within the lower 48 States if the asking price is met. Questions? Call
Shipping Cost
$ 40
Shipping Description
Seller will pay shipping/insurance within the lower 48 States if the asking price is met.
